Four Companies Enter Trillion-Dollar Club in H1 2026; Huang Renxun Flags Next Candidate

According to Jin10, four companies crossed the one trillion-dollar market valuation threshold in the first half of 2026. Walmart broke through the mark on February 3, driven by e-commerce growth and digital transformation. Samsung Electronics surpassed it on May 6, becoming Asia's second trillion-dollar company after TSMC. Micron Technology hit the milestone on May 26 following UBS's price target upgrade to $1,625, while SK Hynix crossed the threshold on May 27, becoming South Korea's second trillion-dollar enterprise.

At Computex, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun publicly stated that Marvell Technology would become the next trillion-dollar company, triggering a single-day stock surge exceeding 30%. Meanwhile, AMD is within striking distance of the milestone, with Wall Street predicting it will cross the threshold by year-end if AI chip shipments meet expectations in the second half.

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